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  #1284543 15-Apr-2015 10:35
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Is Windows 7 permissions different from Windows 8



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  #1284547 15-Apr-2015 10:44
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I am following through the Win 8 link you sent now, will see if that works, thanks.




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  #1284580 15-Apr-2015 10:56
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Same result, have set everything I can according to that article but I still get the same result, I cannot change the permissions of the drive when it is connected to the network, access denied :-(




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  #1284614 15-Apr-2015 11:40
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Can you set the permissions while Connected to usb

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  #1284615 15-Apr-2015 11:42
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Yes I can but when I connect the drive to the router permissions change to Unix/root.




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  #1284668 15-Apr-2015 12:42
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Try FAT32.

Try FAT32.

Try FAT32.

I read somewhere that the router have trouble writing to high capacity ntfs formatted drive.

 
 
 
 

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  #1284679 15-Apr-2015 12:50
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Ok in that case make sure you don't have files larger than 4gb ... Not supported

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